COHORT PROFILE: The Complications of Long‑Term Antiretroviral Therapy study in Uganda (CoLTART), a prospective clinical cohort

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Antiretroviral therapy (ART) improves the survival and quality of life of HIV-positive individuals, but the effects of long-term ART use do eventually manifest. The Complications of Long-Term Antiretroviral Therapy cohort study in Uganda (CoLTART) was established to investigate the metabolic and renal complications of long-term ART use among Ugandan adults. We describe the CoLTART study set-up, aims, objectives, study methods, and also report some preliminary cross–sectional study enrolment metabolic and renal complications data analysis results.

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Mayanja, B. N., Kasamba, I., Levin, J., Namakoola, I., Kazooba, P., Were, J., ... & Munderi, P. (2017). COHORT PROFILE: the complications of long-term antiretroviral therapy study in Uganda (CoLTART), a prospective clinical cohort. AIDS research and therapy, 14, 1-12.

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